As an effort to bring awareness and additional resources to people with cataracts, Prevent Blindness America has designated the Month of June as National Arthritis awareness month. As the leading cause of vision loss in the United States, cataracts impact 24 million Americans. Prevent Blindness America and Davis Vision Center encourages individuals and other health-related organizations to help provide education about cataracts.
Diminished eyesight and eye fatigue it an inevitable part of aging. However, performing eye exercises can strengthen your eyesight, reduce eye strain, and relieve tension headaches. Follow these powerful exercises to sharpen and improve your vision so you can see for years to come.
LASIK has quickly become one of the most popular procedures in the United States. However, many people don’t know how this breakthrough procedure was discovered. So how did LASIK go from the experiential stages to the refined procedure millions of people have benefited from? Like other revolutionary medical technology, it took years to perfect.
If you are a professional athlete, LASIK may take your chances of Olympic gold to new heights. Even if you don’t consider yourself an athlete, you can still benefit from corrective eye surgery at Davis Vision Center.
When thinking about LASIK, many patients worry about financing the cost of the procedure. Fortunately, there are several options to help pay for the surgery. In addition to custom financing plans, Flexible Spending Accounts or Health Savings Accounts are a popular way to pay for LASIK and save money through pre-tax dollars.
As the most frequently performed eye surgery, LASIK is increasing rapidly. Also referred to as refractive surgery or laser vision correction, LASIK is a highly effective procedure that continues to help millions of people affected by vision problems.
Believe it or not, workplace eye injuries are extremely common. According to The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, nearly 2,000 U.S. workers suffer from job-related eye injuries. Injuries on the job cost an estimated $300 million a year in medical treatment, workers compensation, and lost productivity. Here are tips to help you and your employees avoid common workplace eye injuries.
Receive Regular Eye Exams
Fall is right around the corner, which means crisp air and changing leaves. However, with the new season comes cold weather, changes in allergies, and new eye safety concerns. Here’s how to protect you vision and eye health this fall.
Wear Protective Glasses
